I was thinking of putting a cone filter in the fender but, imagine my surprise then I took air box cover off n seen the pcm. What a odd place to put it. Now what do I do to get more flow to the engine?
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03-24-2009
I was thinking of putting a cone filter in the fender but, imagine my surprise then I took air box cover off n seen the pcm. What a odd place to put it. Now what do I do to get more flow to the engine?
03-24-2009
there are a few threads in the How To section where people post what they have done, most of the cold air systems out there come wiht a box to re-locate the pcm, but take a look, some have just mounted them on the fender wall under the cone with a few screwes, gets a bit dirty but its all good.
03-24-2009
Thanks for the headsup, I've been there looking around, guess I need to look harder, lol.
03-24-2009
some people just zip tie it, gangster style
03-24-2009
I want to make sure it doesn't move or get banged around. Won't that hurt it?
Should I wrap it in foam or anything?
03-24-2009
lol, thats what i did, consider me gangster! you can check out my pics, and you'll see where i mounted mineOriginally Posted by 99prixgt
some people just zip tie it, gangster style
03-24-2009
if youre worried about it strap it down somehow or get a PCM tray from a blazer. it really shouldnt move too far anyway even if it is just sitting there.
03-24-2009
Not really. Guarantees it gets airflow and stays cool even on the hottest of days.
03-24-2009
Ok, got an idea how to do it now!
Yes I can see it being in the air box to keep it kool but man, it has to block air flow to intake!!
03-24-2009
lol thats how mine was when I bought my car, but it had a wedge of wood to help hold it in place lolsome people just zip tie it, gangster style
03-24-2009
No, it's out of the way of the stock intake. It's not like it's in the direct path of the air charge.
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